<img alt="" src="https://secure.insightful-enterprise-intelligence.com/784283.png" style="display:none;">
icon
Mark DiMattei
6057541
https://www.keypointintelligence.com/media/3850/mdimattei.gif

INFOGRAPHIC: Working Remote

Make working from home work for you

Mar 4, 2022 11:22:28 AM
avatar

By Mark DiMattei

 

At this point in our post-COVID journey, people are going to work from home. We, as a society, have realized that many industries don’t require all their employees to be tied to a physical location. Unless there are specialized tools or environments required (e.g., laboratories, service centers, or restaurants), most knowledge workers can split their time between the office and their home.

 

According to our Future of the Office study, there is a dedicated percentage of knowledge workers who would like to utilize hybrid workspaces (part in the office, part at home) at least some of the time. The following infographic provides some key findings from this study.

 

 

Log in to the InfoCenter to view research on remote working and our Future of the Office study through our Office CompleteView Advisory Service. If you’re not a subscriber, just send us an email at sales@keypointintelligence.com for more info. 

Related blogs

Supplies Forecasts: Trends Matter If You Want to Spot Growth Markets

A little over four weeks ago, we published out latest forecasts for toner, ink, and paper used in the United States and Western European. I wished it had been better news as most of the charts were on a downward trajectory. Look deeper and explore the executive summaries, though, and you’ll see there’s another story to be told of shifting print volume across devices and technologies.

Transitioning Print Volumes from Offset to Digital Printing

The print industry continues to experience a natural and organic shift from offset to digital printing, driven primarily by a growing demand for shorter print runs and greater customization. But a critical question persists: Are all potential digital printing volumes being produced digitally? If not, what barriers are hindering the transition?

Power of Print 2024 Seminar Highlights Print’s Power in Marketing

Nestled in the heart of London, under the shadow of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Stationers’ Hall provided a historic backdrop for this year’s Power of Print seminar. Organized by the print and paper advocacy group Two Sides alongside the British Printing Industries Federation (BPIF), the 14th annual seminar brought together industry leaders, innovators, and advocates to explore the vital role print plays in today’s hybrid media landscape. Attendees were greeted with the same warm hospitality that has come to characterize this event, from ample networking opportunities to a thoughtfully curated lineup of speakers.
©
Keypoint Intelligence